Thibaut Courtois, Chelsea, Premier League, Man Utd, Man City, Liverpool

Summary

De Gea 'could face Liverpool'
Chelsea's Courtois 'out for quite a long time'
Man City's Delph missing 'for month-and-a-half'
Eleven Premier League news conferences
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Chris Osborne and Jamie Lillywhite

tennis
(Jamie) Murray maniapublished at 08:24
US Open
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There was some action in New York though, as Britain's most famous tennis brother Jamie Murray reached the final of the men's doubles as he and Australian partner John Peers beat Americans Steve Johnson and Sam Querrey 6-4 6-7 (2-7) 7-6 (9-7).
But there will not be British interest on both sides of the net, as Dom Inglot and Swedish partner Robert Lindstedt lost to Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut 7-5 6-2.
tennis
Rain in New Yorkpublished at 08:19
US Open
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Flushing Meadows. Such an apt name.
The women's semi-finals at the US Open were postponed last night because of heavy rain.
That means Serena Williams will face Roberta Vinci after second seed Simona Halep meets Flavia Pennetta at 11am local time today.
football
Happy birthday to who?published at 08:14
Football
Headlinespublished at 08:11
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The time is, according to my smartphone, 08:11 BST... here are your headlines on Friday, 11 September:
Manchester United open De Gea talks
'Anti-doping agency must back Radcliffe'
Women's semi-finals postponed at US Open
Murray into US Open final, Inglot out
Mayweather denies wrongdoing over IV use
Want Ronaldo? That'll be £728m pleasepublished at 08:08
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Paris St-Germain, the cash cows of Europe (or should that be vache a lait?), have been told it will cost them £728m to take Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid.
Steven Gerrard would have stayed at Liverpool - if he was given the right job.
And QPR's Charlie Austin says there was no truth in the rumours that he was linked with a summer move to Manchester United.
Any of it true? Who knows? It's your daily dose of gossip.
Mutiny at United?published at 08:06 British Summer Time 11 September 2015
Back pages
The Telegraph has dared to be different, offering a headline that suggests that Manchester United's players are not impressed with the approach of boss Louis van Gaal.
Image source, Daily Telegraph
Wenger: I'm No Liarpublished at 08:05 British Summer Time 11 September 2015
Back pages
The Star has added in a sprinkling of Arsene Wenger to proceedings. The Arsenal boss says he did not mislead fans this summer, when he failed/opted/did not want to bring in a new striker.
Image source, Star
De Gea boost for Van Gaalpublished at 08:05 British Summer Time 11 September 2015
Back pages
The Times (pictured), Daily Mail, Metro and Mirror also lead on De Gea's potential new deal. It's fair to say that the story is across the board.
Image source, Times
Deal Me Inpublished at 08:03 British Summer Time 11 September 2015
Back pages
If you're looking at a back page today, you will probably be looking at David De Gea's name.
In case you've missed it, the Manchester United keeper, who almost joined Real Madrid on transfer deadline day, is apparently ready to sign a new deal to stay at Old Trafford.
If you're looking at the Sun, you'll also see a picture of Louis van Gaal's head stuck on a bulldog.
Image source, The Sun
It's life, but not as we know itpublished at 08:00
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Yesterday, there were few things certain in life. Ready salted crisps were still boring, the M6 was still a car park, and David De Gea still wanted to be a Real Madrid player.
But today is a new day. And everything has changed.
Good morning and welcome to Sportsday, where we will keep you across all the breaking sports news and the numerous Premier League media conferences up and down the country.
But first, here are your back pages...